Okay… on my last post some folks complained that I left out the details and finished photos, so I hope to correct that sin.

Recipe:
— Peel the membrane off the back of the ribs
— Dry rub the ribs
— Put them in bags and add a little liquid smoke
— 165 degrees for 12 hours
— Finish with BBQ sauce in oven or on grill.

I recommend buying on sale, doing big batches, and then freezing multiple extra racks in the freezer. Extra points if you, like me, have a “pork drawer” in your basement fridge. Ribs freeze and defrost beautifully.

These have a slight pull but end up leaving the bones quite clean.

I’ve included photos of every step in the process. I like to get the gelatin out of the bag and make sure it makes it onto the grill. Please note that I didn’t grill these for long, so they have barely any bark. Easy enough to build additional bark, just didn’t bother today.

See photos for all the steps and full process.

by TheDangerist

5 Comments

  1. clawingcat

    Those look great. I’m planning on making some sous vide ribs for the first time this weekend and was prob going to go a little lower temp wise and longer time wise, but I’m starting to doubt that looking at these

  2. Concerned_nobody

    Looks delicious. Thank you for sharing.

    Random question. What size drill / hole cutter did you use on the cooler? I presume it’s just in one of the cup holders?

    How do you find it for holding temp?

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